Churches

Proposed Headquarter Church
BRIMA LANE CHURCH - FREETOWN
ABERDEEN CHURCH - FREETOWN
MAKENI CHURCH – BOMBALI
MAKORWOH CHURCH
MANJAWOR CHURCH
MOKANJI CHURCH
MABOIKANDOH CHURCH
DOCKYARD CHURCH
MAHONGBO CHURCH
CONGO WATER CHURCH
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Proposed Headquarter Church

This is situated at the Calaba Town, East of the Capital City of Freetown, with ongoing construction activities.

Calaba Town is presently the head quarter of Islamic activities of Freetown.

There are some areas of Calaba Town where Christians are prohibited to hold crusades and outreach activities or programmes.

BRIMA LANE CHURCH - FREETOWN
Present Headquarter, is located at 27a Old Railway Line, Brima Lane, Wellington, Freetown – this is in the east part of the capital City of Freetown. This is also an environment filled with Islamic presence.

The Word of Faith Ministries started here. This church has more than 350 members. 80 % are from Islam. The building can hold only 250 people. The capacity is our present problem. Missionaries are trained and sent from this headquarter. This headquarter is responsible for the Pastor’s welfare and also undertake ministerial projects.

Composition: Few workers and business women, students and children.

ABERDEEN CHURCH - FREETOWN

Located at the West, capital city of Freetown. The church started in December 1998, when the youth from the Headquarter at Aberdeen went on a six-day camping at the Aberdeen area, during the evenings of those days, they reached out to many homes and the converts later gathered together and formed a home fellowship.

Pastor David Keifala and Late Emmanuel Koroma were sent to strengthen the fellowship. As they were growing numerically, they later had a Tarpaulin/Tent structure, and in 2005, a permanent building was constructed on a lease land. They now have a membership of one hundred (100) people.

Pastor David, his wife and Elders are still pressing on. The church is now taking care of the Pastor David and wife.

MAKENI CHURCH – BOMBALI

Pastor-In-Church: Pastor Joshua Conteh
Makeni is now a City declared with a high population and diverse businesses in operation.
This church started in March 2001 by Bro. Samuel Y Thoronka and Bro. John after a miracle crusade. They were about 17 in number. The church in Makeni was undergoing hard times with persecution. In 2005 April, late Pastor Joshua Conteh was commissioned, then came a mighty breakthrough, the church grew to over 120. In July 2007, the political atmosphere affected the church and many members left. The Pastor was political influenced and left the pastoral field. He died in April 2008 in a car accident along the Makeni Highway when returning home.
The church is on the move again